Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

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sparMeyrK1D AGAsAJ, jan The
Mod0e paEsenReg train % Ne Bss.o1 e
Albany RatsrDad. from Aie4ny, whish
ahouId have arrived here - 3 e'alock
fhfa morniaQ. was badly wFgsksa YER
N errinofsld. Iais thonaht zee tFaiR
aoillded with frefQhi train. Dns pas-
$1,000 va barned 70 dsath. al one
eleeofno oar waa baFned. Several pe0-
PIE wsrs badly intased-
MA1a nUKsKD.
Foustesu irst clans Chioaao and West
ern nsatl p0uohea and seventy ares
eonches cf second oiaas matter wefs
sutirelV burned. These coatsined mnch
$1,000 matter. and usFs destiaed Tor
al uarta of Eastern Mes England. 1hs
maila which we're saved usfs hs0aGkt 80
tina city. Two oeFpees we're % tne
tFain, and one II thsm US entiFeiy
consumed.
In. m.-It Il now learned that no one
wns Killed, bat Chaales 5. kaekards Of
Weafhsld. Mamsaohus tfa, vas lniared
Internally, and il "a feared be %ili de.
About daxen othsrs wsFs injured, bat
not seriously
4 IArEs AND FuLLER ACCOUNT.
epnxzorrErp, Jan. 4.--5fuinetuiRen
atauon va tho ssene Of . ffishtfui
railroad accident as an early hOuF THE
mornina. The MadOe train from Al
bauV approached the depot "a h0uF be
hind time, and running q the rate Of
abonf s. miles per hour. Whsn withlI
few rods Of the depot hvs Of the six
cars 10 lhe train were thrown fron The
track BY broken wheel nndeE . bar
aaQe car, The train consisted Of 81 en-
sine. express car, baggage car, smoking
car, DAY ooaon snd 40 sleepers- fhe
engine and express car keeps the main
track, bot the baggage Car uas thrown
AGAINST she engine OF . local vest
bound freight, which mad Just pulled IN
and wAa standing on the wees bound
track. TINS fraigna engine vas thrown
on tta side and completely wrecked.
The bnaQaGe car aud day ooeeh imaae-
diafaly took IRE and were consumed
When the cars could be saafchea the
charred remains Of man buFBed 20 q
crisp uers f0and. TIE only means Of
identifying him we're tbs letteEs 'U B.
on CAP. Half an h0uf later half Of tie
burned corpse Of Mr.. jerks Of Ladlos
Vas found. Inc loss ct lie would
have been much isfeer u the slesplnf
care bad NOS escaped. An unknowi
body, believed - be that Of . soldie
uh0 vas on the train, and who has 40
been seen tince, vas also foand. tn
following ID ltst Of the injured:
Charles 3. Packard Of Westheld
probably fatally Mrs. J. jerks. Of TroJ
badly bruised; Mrs. +. n. Chandier, Q
Troy, severe apEaIns and iniared ankle
Marcus Smitn, Of Springfield, eut aboa
the legs ana fingers; jamea b. Ohildl
Of Syracuse, bFuises and badly 90
shout ths knees; f. e. Thompson, Q
CAmpello, Ma ., hart about tue hip.
4. aud EmelIne Dgyes. Of Honolnig
badly bruised; Mrs. q. UArino, Ut hont
lulu, heah g0uud on the side % %
face; 4. q. Whitf0Fd, Of Hartford. badl
bruised; Mrs. Wbitfofd, bruised;
Warden, tsrfibly cot on the leg; job
Saunders, Of West Springfield, cat for,
head and shoulder disloeatsd; Cor
dacior o. A. Chaplin, bruised on 81
head and face; B. kawson, Of Moar
Hops. Kansas, cut On Ftgat leg aud Al
HE dlslocateu; Cnarles Clarke, eoioFes
Of Windsor Locks, ent and bruised; {
Van Wyok, 81 Lookport, tssth knooke
out ana scalp torn. Mira. Jenks Au
daughter and Mra Chandler we're o
thetr way 70 Ludlow with the body 1
Mr.. jerks, which was burned. Ihroag
Chicago and other mail ter New Eni
land (five ponchesl we're entirely d
stFoyed. All the Weatiield and Whi
neld mail snd the Albany letter ma
we're also destroyed. There we're aboV
80 sacks Of newspapers. and ell bat ale
Of them we're burned.